World Happiness: Expert Finds Most People Content
A New York study led by Dr Randolph Saller of Yenching University in China, under Dr Goodwin Watson, shows most people view the world as happier than average. Poor health links to unhappiness, while a serious life purpose accompanies highest contentment.
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New York
Randolph Saller
Yenching University
China
Doctor Satler
Goodwin Watson
Teachers College
Sailer
Watson
Indians Revive Turkelry Raising on Walker Tiger Reservation
Indian workers on the Walker Tiger Reservation revive prehistoric activity by raising turkeys. They sold 5 000 birds in 1929 and plan to market about 4 000 this fall. The practice recalls Aztec valley traditions where turkey farming was a major food source.
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Walker Tiger Indian Reservation
New
Mexico
Farmer Ignores New Fangled Ideas in Logan Visit
A Logan area farmer visiting town ignored traffic rules. He rode in a buggy through two red lights, made a turn on the main street, and tied to a theater entrance near a fireplug, despite heavy traffic.
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Logan
Ohio
It Was Just an Osprey Not a Vicious Eagle
Alfred Hoch, twenty two, of Grandville, Michigan, fought a bird he believed to be an eagle. He killed it and returned home claiming a capture. Other hunters identified the bird as a harmless osprey, a rare sight in Michigan.
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Grandville
Mich
Alfred Hoch
Michigan
Eighty Eight Year Old Man Recalls Shot Hand Incident
A. T. Powell, now eighty eight, recalls a gun accident more than 30 years ago in Solo Oregon. A doctor removed nine lead shots from his hand, after the stray bullet struck his band.
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Ed Man
Ore
A. T. Powell
Hitler the German Leader Seeks Citizenship and Power
The article portrays Adolf Hitler as a flawed, dynamic figure who, despite lacking German citizenship since 1914, leads a growing political movement in Germany. It notes his direct campaign style, nervous demeanor, and the paradox of despising women while attracting strong female supporters, with appeal to nationalist pride and youth. It cites his Austrian birth, loss of citizenship, and attempts to gain power, including the 1923 Munich coup failure, shaping his rising influence in European politics.
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New York
Adolphie the
Matt
Germany
Europe
Beer Urden
Sheen
Nev
Adolf
Polis
Wyrot
Munich
Hitler
Car Crank Left Wipheton Man After Train Collision
Nels Bervin of McLeod pushed his stalled car from railroad tracks in Wipheton North Dakota and tried to repair it when a westbound passenger train struck the vehicle. He surveyed the wreckage and continued efforts despite the damage to the rear.
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Wipheton
N.D
Nels Bervin
McLeod
Bervin
Winter lice control on cattle methods and cautions
Farmers face lice on stock in winter as summer dips cannot be used safely. Prof Hopper of Cornell urges powders or ointments after clipping lice-prone areas. Dusting powders help but may not eradicate. Use live killers every 16 days, with options including arsenical dips or sprays. Oil remedies risk sun, cold, or rain exposure and should be lightly applied.
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Umang
H. A. Hopper
Cornell University
United States Department
Trench Silo Provides Economical Below-Ground Feed Storage
Extension expert Walter G Ward explains trench silos as a cheap adaptable option for farms with a bank or slope. They are quick to excavate, good for emergency use, and popular with tenant farmers lacking a silo. Concreting, straw coverings, and earth seal help prevent spoilage and ease removal by wagon.
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Walter G, Ward
Kansas State Agricultural College
Team
Gemper
Proper Pig Feeding for Fri Pigs
Farmers should carefully feed and handle fri pigs with high energy concentrates. Corn is favored, but ground barley or rye can substitute, balanced with high protein foods like skim milk or buttermilk to optimize growth and fattening.
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Penteln
Fall Pig Feeding Study At Purdue Yields Mixed Results
Purdue University researchers tested a corn and soy bean ration for fall pigs in a dry lot but found it inadequate. Adding fish meal or alfalfa and minerals improved results, while the best mix included corn, tankage, alfalfa, and linseed oil meal. Further work on soy beans aims to clarify their feeding value.
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Purdue University
Steers Need Water With Winter Rations
Fattening steers fed legume hay and barley or corn during winter require adequate water. Though summer and early fall provide moisture via pastures, late fall and winter do not. Water heated to prevent icing helps steers stay healthy and use lighter rations more efficiently.
Pithy directions for seed buying from NY State College
Paul Work of the Ithaca station offers concise guidance on selecting good seed. Emphasizes clean viable disease free seed true to name and outlines two paths to good seed production or purchase. Advises evaluating seed houses origin claims catalog accuracy seed lot numbers and consistency to avoid needless shopping.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Paul Work
Atation Star
Leavn
Carbohydrate Supply Cheapest in Any Silo
The article argues silos are widely used across states and countries and emphasize the cost efficiency of silage as the digestible carbohydrate supply. It urges farmers to apply silo formulas to assess economic value and warns about losses from weathering and field cured forage.
Most Convenient Farm Repair Shop Form
The best repair shop for farms is a building that combines a workshop and garage allowing the car to exit while repairs occur. Essential features include heat light and tools with heat from an old stove. A 14 by 20 plan offers a compact, well arranged combo shop and garage. Plans are available at cost from county extension agents or the College of Agriculture in Columbia Missouri.
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College of Agriculture
Columbia, Mo
Agricultural notes on soils crops and farm management
The article discusses peat additions to improve water holding in clay soils and wider stoves for warming poultry houses. It notes federal spending on fighting national forest fires, advises raspberry and blackberry cane disposal after harvest, and highlights vitamin D in dairy calf rations. It covers winter rye, grape soils, asparagus planting, fall ground preparation with manure, and painting wooden buildings every few years, concluding with comments on drinking water for humans and livestock.
Marvelous Sea Monster Sighted Off Cape Byron
Passengers aboard a liner near Cape Byron New South Wales reported a sea creature described as a crocodile like head longer than a whale with five water spouts and a roaring noise resembling a cow. Its swishing tail stirred the water similar to propeller wakes.
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Cape Byron
New South Wales
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Offers Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast remedy for sour stomach and excess stomach acid. It claims instant neutralization through a spoonful in water, notes hospital and doctor endorsements, and lists 25 cent and 60 cent bottle sizes.
New Ice Fields Found in Cascade Headwaters
Explorers returned from the headwaters of the Southgate Little Wood and Toba rivers 160 miles north of Vancouver. They report glacier fed streams with huge snowfields and glaciers covering about 850 square tiles. The team photographed the scene for the first time in history. They note mild rainfall and gentle blazes in the virgin country.
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Southgate
Littlewood
Toba
Cascade Range
Vancouver
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